How to write a Speech ?

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Saima Siddiqui answered this

The format and an example of speech writing is being provided below:

Isha answered this

1. Plan your speech according to the occasion, considering the event, the audience, the tone of the speech (somber, serious, informal, humorous, and so on), and its duration.

2. Identify the message or theme of the speech, and how you will approach it.

3. Craft an effective opening that gets your audience’s attention, employing an anecdote, a joke, a quotation, or a thought-provoking question or assertion. You should be able to express your introduction in about thirty seconds or less.

4. Outline a handful of points to cover, just as you would when writing a persuasive or informative essay; after all, again, a speech is a spoken essay.

5. Organize the points so that they support and build on each other, and add or omit points as necessary to support your overall message or theme and to fit into your time limit.

Maddie answered this

INTRODUCTION

Speech is a medium of putting forward one’s views on a subject in front of an audience.

FORMAT

You may write your speech in three paragraphs. It should include a title, opening line(s), middle (or main) paragraph and the concluding paragraph.

Opening lines begin with addressing the listeners and introducing the topic of the speech.

(Example: Respected principal, teachers and my dear friends. Today, I have received an opportunity to express my views on the topic “Conservation of Wild Life”.)

Middle paragraph or the main paragraph may include the following:

A discussion on the main issues of the topic.
One’s own views on the topic.
Use of idioms, proverbs or quotations to base one’s argument.
A few points based on the pros and cons of the given subject.

Concluding paragraph may answer the key problem or issue addressed in the speech or suggest measures to curb the problem. Please remember that your speech should end with a closing note like “I thank you for listening with patience,” etc.

POINTS TO REMEMBER

1. The arguments should not be based on wrong information.

2. The arguments should be to-the-point and well structured.

3. Ideally, your speech should be written in 100-120 words.

4. Marks may be deducted for grammatical errors and mistakes in the spellings and punctuation marks.

Mayur Patel answered this

thank you both .

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